PANews reported on November 26th that Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon and CEO of the Polygon Foundation, posted on the X platform that due to repeated community feedback that the MATIC token code is more recognizable than POL, the question arose regarding whether to request exchanges to change the token code back from POL to MATIC. Sandeep stated that he personally prefers to maintain the status quo and continue using POL. However, feedback received suggests that project decisions should not be based solely on the opinions of the crypto community, as the crypto community represents less than 5% of the total cryptocurrency trading community. He expressed a desire to understand the opinions of a broader community, but did not guarantee that exchanges would agree to the change.PANews reported on November 26th that Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon and CEO of the Polygon Foundation, posted on the X platform that due to repeated community feedback that the MATIC token code is more recognizable than POL, the question arose regarding whether to request exchanges to change the token code back from POL to MATIC. Sandeep stated that he personally prefers to maintain the status quo and continue using POL. However, feedback received suggests that project decisions should not be based solely on the opinions of the crypto community, as the crypto community represents less than 5% of the total cryptocurrency trading community. He expressed a desire to understand the opinions of a broader community, but did not guarantee that exchanges would agree to the change.
Polygon is gathering community feedback on whether the POL token code should be changed back to MATIC.
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PANews reported on November 26th that Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon and CEO of the Polygon Foundation, posted on the X platform that due to repeated community feedback that the MATIC token code is more recognizable than POL, the question arose regarding whether to request exchanges to change the token code back from POL to MATIC. Sandeep stated that he personally prefers to maintain the status quo and continue using POL. However, feedback received suggests that project decisions should not be based solely on the opinions of the crypto community, as the crypto community represents less than 5% of the total cryptocurrency trading community. He expressed a desire to understand the opinions of a broader community, but did not guarantee that exchanges would agree to the change.
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